The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1934, Page 3

POT ee re « J ee eae Te. as - Mulent river's edge. Her question Wad no’ set upon his t browned face a trace of conscl the bad learned that Ne. She did not want to hurt him, She really liked him, and she had never before liked any man save Doctor dames; and liking again made her jong to hide. ae “Are you going to.guard against ae i making a tragedy for this young man?” Mics Gertrode questioned as ‘the finished her coffee. es Marsha did not reply and Miss Gertrude gave it up. “I suppose,” the said coldiy, “that there is no Sppealing to you, who think only of seit and nothing of the havoc that you wreck. | have fought your seri- Gus consideration of Geoffrey Tarle- ton, but | have come to the decision such alliance may be entirely _ Saltable. fe is equally depraved—" “1 thank you so much, dear,” said F MEF LE LE LF A EF A LE LLL AL A 7 Sunt’s estimate of ber character, but sotmetow, thin day Ie hurt aw it = - z decided, something by divorsion .. . this'was one the hours when she did not dare and when activity must be the ze g i rode silently toward Miss ‘e chill apartment, 80 faultlessly furnished h tt a early-Yermont Moores, an n which Marsha had oer able to welcome her friends, where suspicion throve, and wrong conjectures were too easily, and where a few women sewing for the ‘at Was to go'to Doctor James’ mission, made “a stimulat- afternoon.” Sean tet them in; ed of everything, save iii he Scotch maid 3 hey heaven for which she Roped, and of everyone, save Mist Gertrade. There were flowers, let- tere, and @ cablegram for Miss _ Marsha, Jean said. Marsha looked at the flowers. Fi ne HOME RUN LEADERS — (My Associated Press) | MBSSeeeeeoeooooooosoees: Home runs yesterday: Martin, | Cardinals, 1; Frey, Dodgers, 1; © Glif, Browns, 2; Werber, Red > Box, 1. Leaders: Johnson, Athletics, 28; 4 Athletics, 28; Gehrig, Yan- E 24; Ott, Giants, 22; Berger, knew. Bot his message rather an- "| woyed: : They were Gob's flowers. “ssid ¥ that had been handed ‘note lay atop the sweet mix. { ; @ note addressed in a bold,. | which told pleasaat | to those who read the man- as well as the-words ites. * her room she set Bob's offer- wo ) upon a ple-crost table |” |GHANTS' AND.CUBS WIN; DIZZY} DEAN. ANNEXES HIS. SEV- | ENTEENTH' VICTORY BY DE.! i FEATING BOSTON Y ‘HOME TO THE OLD LOVE; WEAK IN THE HINGES BUT READY TO GET HOT.” SEES, SSS a Oe NEW YORK, July. 20.—The Yankees: breke the “jmx” that has beset them. on their current west- HE had always admired his hon- esty and she hadalways feit that she could get along better with him than with any one else whom she 2 Aaa Fortes te ern tour long enough to beat out not have annoyed her a month past. Of course one changed— She opened Bob Powers” note. the cellar oecupant,-the White-Sox, | 4 to’ 3) The victory, while De-| troit was‘idte; clipped a’ half game foff New York’s deficit’ in th leaving the Yanks an even - two games behind! Ben Chapman was the big factor at bat for the-New Yorkers, driving in- most of: the! allies. Five runs in the ninth’ inning. gave the: Indians a 6 to’5 victory over the Boston Red Sex in the first of a five-game series for pos- session of third’ place., Fred Oster- pmueller, rookie southpaw,, who had {been given, a: four-rin lead by the Sox, was. chased. from. the. mound in thé ninth “When Earl Averill, Cleveland: center fielder, hit a sin-| gle with the bases full, scoring Pytlak and“ Seeds: “Joe Vosmik singled, scoring Knickerbicker, and then Trosky tripled, scoring Aver- ill ad: Vosmik. Eight pitchers saw:setvice as the Brawns won their. fifth . straight game defeating the Washington Senators, 8 to 7. | Hal Schumacher stretched his , Jtring of consecutive mound _vic- , | tories to: nine and his list of suc- cesses’ over Cineitinati to 11 straight as the Giants blanked the ‘Reds, 4 to 0, to maintain their ‘three-ganie lead. | Schumpcher ing second since our drive ana. Uve: | never lost to the Reds in his three. come to the conclusion that while jyear major league career. | most men would be more entertaim | Four-hit -hurling in. which Pat | ing, none could be more happy with : : you than | am. “Perhaps that will. mean some thing. I hope so, fot it Means every: thing to me. [ve been trying to: shorten the day by hurtying, It | helped a lot to see you those Tew minutes this morning. You'll never know how beautifal you are and tm all the ways that count most, dear,” ‘Then “Yours, Bob.” Her eyes filled. She looked at hit flowers to see them blurred. She wasn’t beautiful in aby way that counted, she was certain. She was beautitil’ onty’ in ways that made @ great deal'of trouble for her and-for: others, Bob Powers had made her aware of the trouble she could make. She. murmured a short, have sent you the: d I have sent just the same selection: to my mother. That’ should ten you: something of how I feel. “I have thought of you every wake Yaborated: gave the Chicago, Cubs ‘a 2 to 1 victory over the Phillies. Jerome “Dizzy” Dean, the St. ‘Louis Cardinals’ eccentric but ef- | fective hurler. led’ his team to aj 4 to. 2 win in the first game of \their series with the Boston 'Braves. It was his seventeenth victory of the season. x Linus Frey, who is known as “Junior” to his teammates, pulled a ball game out of the fire for the Dodgers when he rapped a last-minute home run to give Brooklyn a 4 to 2 win over the Pi- rates, The summaries: NATIONAL LEAGUE bardi; Schumacher and Mancuso. At Brooklyn Pittsburgh - . Brooklyn 3 -410 0 Batteries: Swift and Padden; Zachary, Leonard and Lopez. til come baclé-to you. Delilah, we're suited; we belong” im her way, she loved Geoffrey. | She thought longingly of his re tort, He might not look her up right away; sometimes he did not. and she knew Kim well enough to know that an appeal would make him turn away. R. HE. . 210 2 At Philadelphia RH. EB She would not make that appeal, | Chicago . «2.9 0 she understood Geoffrey too well to | Philadelphia .... pa 2 play into his. hands that way. Yet Batterie: Malone, Warneke she was harassed and troubled, and ———— not on.Geoffrey’s account. Rob Powers, if. she appealed, would come running with a humble longing to serve. She wished: she had never met him. ... Bob- Powers, was “absurdly good,” one could see; and it was downright disconcerting to. have anyone suppose that you were absardly good too. (Copyright, 1934, by K. Havitand-Taylor) — RUSSELL’S CIGAR STORE| DAILY BASEBALL RETURNS BY WIRE abreast cn Tomorrow, Marsha has premeni+ tiong of tragedy. | | | pfaves, 20; Bonura, White Sox, ido: Collins, Cardinais,, 20, || Come im and get the ae results of the Major } League totals: National, American, 424; total, 851. Baseball Leagues | More English is. spoken in China ‘than any other foreign language. H ' — } Key West's First Funeral Home Key West’s First Ambulance | Service SOFT DRINKS, ETC. CIGARS, CIGARETTES | il | Gun | (EE || | PRITCHARD |, Phone 548 Never Sleeps { e: 1 KEY WEST ALL.. STARS. AND| ‘at 8 o’clocR on the Bayview Park ef® three-game series.. The. funds; Matone and Lon. Warneke col-|Boston . | FUNERAL. HOMERS. TO BAT- 3 TLE IT OUT STARTING AT on 8 O'CLOCK The Key West All Stars, com-! posed of many of the best ball. players in the city, will meet the} Lopez Funeral Home ten tonight; grounds. This. will be thé. initial game of | obtained: from! the series will be ‘used to bring to this city the Wal- terson’s team of Miami. The ‘All Stars are very anxious to put a stop.to the winning streak. of the Lopez team, who are undis- puted champs of Key West. An} exeiting exhibition of diamond-| ball: is anticipated. | Speed Ball Richards will get the assignment to hurl-for they Stars, | While" thie: one and’: only: Atthurt' Lunn. will. be on, the. mound for the ‘Undertakers, Following are the players of the All Stars: Gates, Richards, Albert- son, ‘Castro, Garcia, Molina, Saw- yer, Acevedo brothers and Ward. The Funeral Home ten are: In-! graham, Sterling, C. Lunn, Cates, Albury, Goehring, Gonzalez, Me-| Carthy an@ Machin. The grounds have been rented out for this game, with the under-1} standing that the two teams are to take care of all expenses. All bachelors over 30 years of age must pay a special tax in Nish,| Jugo-Slavia. and., Hartnett; E. Moore, siesiai | and, Todd. At Boston R. He E. st. :Louts 41241 Hite eee | Batter , Dean and Davis; Smith and Spohrer. " * AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago R. H.. E. New! York soe Chicago 89 0 Batterie: urphy and Dickey; Gaston; Heving and Madjeski. At St. Louis Washington . St. Louis < -_ 813 1 Batteries: Weaver, Burke, Mc- Coll, Thomas and Sewell; Wells, Andrews, McAfee, Coffman and Hemsley. R. H. E. 110 in n it oston ..... jury, deceased, and at sa’ time, e neyo understood her; her needs, He nev- ieee Nook 3 x : si ~ Cleveland oe ae iene — ae a 486, So. Miami, Fla. ily17-6t | ér pretended she was even hait'de | Batteries: Derringer and Lom-| Batteries: Ostermueller, Rhodes, ment of his sdmintetration of watd cent; he said, only, “I'l! wander, but Pennock and R. Ferrell; Hudlin,}e8t#te, and for an order discharging ; MISCELLANEOUS L. Brown and Pytlak. Philadelphia at Detroit, poned, rain. post- 4 Excellent Hotels under the: seme ‘owner's management and direction. Thor- ‘oughly modern in Appointments and Con- veniences. Make one of these hote!s your home or headquarters when in Jacksonville. Gehrig, who lost-a couple-of ‘points. | ments charged. 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